AIM on iPhone
iPhone and iPod touch version of AOL's Instant Messaging client.
Features include:
Send and receive messages over WiFi, EDGE, or 3G networks
Connect to anyone on the AIM network worldwide, whether they're on AOL, AIM, ICQ, .mac or MobileMe
Manage your Buddy List feature, choose Favorites, or add a new buddy anytime. Your changes are automatically synced with iChat and Windows or Mac
View expressions and update status
See who's available before you contact them
Send IMs and SMS text messages - even from an iPod touch
Take pictures with the built-in camera to use as your buddy icon
Features include:
Send and receive messages over WiFi, EDGE, or 3G networks
Connect to anyone on the AIM network worldwide, whether they're on AOL, AIM, ICQ, .mac or MobileMe
Manage your Buddy List feature, choose Favorites, or add a new buddy anytime. Your changes are automatically synced with iChat and Windows or Mac
View expressions and update status
See who's available before you contact them
Send IMs and SMS text messages - even from an iPod touch
Take pictures with the built-in camera to use as your buddy icon
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- Beejive is so much better, if you are into web apps
- I discovered Beejive (which is a web app - just google it in your iPod/iPhone browser) last week, and it is so fantastic that I didn't even consider installing the AIM app. Beejive allows you to conn... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: currentlymusing@... Posted on: 07/12/08 (Edited: 07/12/08 @ 08:42) You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Am i the only one with privacy concerns?
voyager529 | 07/10/08
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that's why it must stay optional and personal
Hobyx | 07/12/08
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Shout It - the cleverest one here
Hobyx | 07/12/08
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Beejive is so much better, if you are into web apps
currentlymusing@... | 07/12/08
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